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Re: 327 and 350
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Posted by Steve Crum on May 19, 2006 at 21:32:40 from (4.156.228.51):
In Reply to: 327 and 350 posted by bm3501466 on May 19, 2006 at 21:16:50:
I'm not sure on the Masseys but if your talking Chevys I'd take a 327 over a 350 any day. As far as a short block or long block, usually a short block refers to an engine block with all the reciprocating components installed ie; pistons , rods, crank, cam and timing equipment. A long block is usually all of the above plus the heads and valve assemblies, oil pump and pan, valve covers and timing cover. Manifolds, carb, distributer, water pump and all other external items are not included and are taken off the engine being replaced and cleaned up and put on the new long block. Nomenclature in other areas may vary.
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